testdriver:click

You can automate clicking on UI elements by using element-based interactions or passing specific screen coordinates. This approach supports click, double-click, right-click, hover, mouseDown, and mouseUp actions across web and desktop interfaces to reduce test flakiness.

Use coordinate-based clicking when interacting with canvas elements or dynamically rendered interfaces lacking stable locators. Element-based clicking is preferred when reliable UI selectors are available to ensure precise and stable automated test execution.

Yes, this UI automation clicking method works across both web and desktop contexts. It provides cross-context reliability for element and coordinate-based interactions, including basic error handling for missing UI elements and invalid screen coordinates.

Supported mouse actions for element-based interactions include click, double-click, right-click, hover, mouseDown, and mouseUp. These actions enable precise simulation of user behavior during automated UI testing workflows.

Handle missing UI elements or invalid coordinates using built-in basic error handling provided by the automation tool. This mechanism prevents silent failures during coordinate-based or element-based clicking in web and desktop testing contexts.